Informal learning environments such as museums and science centers play a crucial role in science education by providing hands-on experiences, interactive exhibits, and engaging programs that complement formal classroom instruction. These environments offer opportunities for students to explore scientific concepts in a real-world context, sparking curiosity and interest in science. Research has shown that visits to museums and science centers can enhance students' understanding of scientific principles, improve critical thinking skills, and increase their motivation to learn. Additionally, these experiences can help bridge the gap between theoretical knowledge and practical application, leading to a deeper appreciation and interest in science subjects.